NASHVILLE, Tennessee, (AFP) - - John McCain and Barack Obama clashed repeatedly over the financial crisis Tuesday but strove to show voters they cared about their economic fears in their second presidential debate. More »
ROME - Pope Benedict XVI warned Sunday that modern culture is pushing God out of people's lives, causing nations once rich in religious faith to lose their identities. More »
PARIS, (AFP) - - The leaders of Europe's four main economic powers vowed to protect fragile banks in their fight against the global credit crisis as the biggest rescue in German financial history collapsed. More »
WASHINGTON (AFP) - - The US House of Representatives on Friday approved a revised 700-billion-dollar Wall Street bailout, bowing to intense pressure to help avert a global economic meltdown. More »
LONDON - A fire that tore through a famous 19th-century British ship was likely caused by a vacuum cleaner used for renovation work bursting into flames, police said Tuesday. More »
WASHINGTON, (AFP) - - Attorney General Michael Mukasey said Monday he will appoint a prosecutor to investigate whether his predecessor Alberto Gonzales and others involved in the firings of nine US attorneys broke the law. More »
VIENNA, Austria - The United States asked the U.N. nuclear monitoring agency Thursday for a fuller accounting of its probe of Syria's alleged efforts to secretly develop a plutonium-producing facility at a site bombed by Israel. More »
WASHINGTON - The House ethics committee said Wednesday it was establishing an investigative panel to determine whether Rep. More »
GENEVA - The damage to the Large Hadron Collider on the Swiss-French border will delay for at least two months the quest for scientists to learn more about the nature of the universe and the origins of all matter. More »